Wilton
Wilton 1765 Plumbing Vise 6-1/2 In Jaw 360 Swivel
Heavy-duty plumbing vise with 360-degree swivel base and replaceable reversible jaws
- TypeClamps
- 360-degree swivel base locks securely for versatile positioning
- Replaceable steel jaws offer serrated and smooth surfaces for grip control
- 6-1/2 inch jaw width handles pipe from 1/4 to 3-1/2 inches
- Ductile alloy body with ground anvil withstands heavy-duty clamping force
- Model 1765 design includes two locknuts for stable bench mounting
Heavy-Duty Pipe Vise
The Wilton 1765 is a bench-mounted plumbing vise built for gripping and holding pipe during cutting, threading or assembly. Its ductile alloy body and large ground anvil withstand repeated impact. Replaceable steel jaws offer a serrated face for bite and a smooth face for protecting finished surfaces.
Professional and serious DIY pipe work
Plumbers and pipefitters who need a fixed shop tool with full rotational positioning will benefit from the 360 swivel base and twin locknuts. Users looking for a portable clamp or a lightweight vise for occasional hobby use should consider other options.
360-degree swivel base with dual locknuts
The base rotates a full circle and locks securely in any position with two locknuts, letting the operator orient the workpiece without unclamping. This single feature determines whether the vise fits a workflow that demands constant repositioning.
Highlights
- 360-degree swivel base locks securely for versatile positioning
- Replaceable steel jaws offer serrated and smooth surfaces for grip control
- 6-1/2 inch jaw width handles pipe from 1/4 to 3-1/2 inches
- Ductile alloy body with ground anvil withstands heavy-duty clamping force
- Model 1765 design includes two locknuts for stable bench mounting
Specifications
| Brand | Wilton |
|---|---|
| Model | 1765 |
| Type | Clamps |
Questions about this item
What bench thickness does the 360 swivel base of the Wilton 1765 require for the two locknuts to clamp securely?
The full 360 serrated swivel lock base uses two locknuts that clamp from underneath; the bench must be thick enough for both nuts to engage fully without bottoming out on the bolt threads.
Which step is most often missed when mounting the Wilton 1765 so the pipe jaws align with the main jaws?
After bolting the base, rotate the swivel to the working angle, tighten both locknuts evenly, then check that the replaceable pipe jaws sit flush against the main jaw faces before loading any pipe.
How do I know when to replace the reversible steel jaws on the Wilton 1765?
Replace the jaws when the serrated side no longer grips pipe securely or the smooth side shows visible wear that could mark finished surfaces; both jaw sets are replaceable.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
Taylor Made 12" x 18" Jolly Roger Novelty Flag 1818 marine electronic
- Accessories



